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Sunday, September 15, 2013
Some Important Terms in Cash Flow Management
Running
a business can either be a wonderful or terrible experience (maybe
even both), although businesspeople with poor financial sense tend to
have the latter. After all, it can be a bit overwhelming to manage a
company's funds, even more so without a proper cash flow management
system. Money matters can even get confusing especially for those who
zero knowledge of basic financial management principles.
Cash
inflows and outflows
comprise the money that comes in and out of the company
(respectively), with the difference determining the company's net
cash flow. If this value turns out
positive, then that means that the company has the money to pay its
bills and operational expenses. However, having too much money
sitting idly can also be a bad thing since a company doesn't earn any
income from it. Such funds are usually sold as liquid
assets, or
assets that can easily be converted to cash, so that a company
doesn't have to, say, pay for storage costs.
These
are just some of the things that a cash flow management system
considers carefully. Cash flow management determines the right amount
of cash inflow that a company should meet in order to strike a
balance between income and expenditures, without generating too much
“idle money” in the process.
Tuesday, August 20, 2013
A Quick Guide to Cash Flow Management
Money is powerful as it
is the core of any business. Cash flow pertains to the movement of
money in the business, such as income, wages, and other expenses.
Without proper cash flow management, all those hard-earned bills may
just disappear into thin air. A strong knowledge of this venture is
an integral part of any small or medium sized business.
To keep your business
running for the long haul, it is a must to know cash
flow management like the back of your hand. Cash flow is divided
into two kinds: positive cash flow, which occurs when there is a
greater amount of money that enters your business as opposed to the
amount allocated for expenses, and negative cash flow, which happens
when there is a greater amount of expenses rather than income.
Cash flow management can
be improved and this can be done by collecting receivables,
tightening credit requirements, increasing sales, pricing discounts,
and securing loans. One financial analyst suggests that there are two
questions you should constantly ask yourself to check if you are on
the right track. First: “What is my cash balance right now?”, and
second, “What do I expect my cash balance to be six months from
now?”
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